The Discovery of India in Hindi (New Translation) | Chapter 2: Badenweiler, Lausanne | Audiobook | Jawaharlal Nehru
Sunday, July 19, 2026
Tuesday, June 30, 2026
After completing the English audio editions of Jawaharlal Nehru's other major works, I am delighted to present a new Hindi translation of his timeless classic, The Discovery of India.
More than a book, it is an exploration of India's history, civilization, culture, and the ideas that shaped the nation. Begin this remarkable journey by listening to the "Preface" and "Chapter One" in Hindi, and rediscover India through Nehru's words.
Also, please share this with others who haven't had the opportunity to read this book.
Thursday, May 14, 2026
Is the hostility toward Jawaharlal Nehru merely a matter of political disagreement, or does it reflect a deeper ideological project? In this video, we explore why Hindutva thinkers and some liberal intellectuals have consistently targeted Nehru, and examine his true role in shaping modern India. This thought-provoking discussion on history, politics, and ideology based on an article written by Professor Purushottam Agrawal offers a fresh perspective on Nehru’s legacy.
Wednesday, March 11, 2026
The videos in this playlist might remind you of the old Grist Mill days 😊!
These videos aspire to bring together engaging stories inspired by the Panchatantra along with newly written tales, each carrying a subtle touch of political satire. Through animals, kings, scholars, and ordinary people, these stories reflect on power, wisdom, folly, and human nature. Told in a simple and entertaining style, they aim not only to amuse but also to gently provoke thought, continuing the timeless Panchatantra tradition of teaching life lessons through storytelling. If you like the stories and want give a shout out for my video-making skills, please "Like" the videos on YouTube 💖 😊!
Thursday, December 18, 2025
The other is Sahir Ludhianvi’s poignant poem written in Nehru’s memory, an elegy not just for a man, but for an idea of India rooted in reason, compassion, and hope: